51Թ

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glairy

[ glair-ee ]

adjective

glairier, glairiest.
  1. of the nature of glair; viscous.
  2. covered with glair.


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Other 51Թ Forms

  • i·Ա noun
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of glairy1

First recorded in 1655–65; glair + -y 1
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Example Sentences

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A few hours afterwards the submaxillary, parotid, and all glands situated about the head and neck were greatly enlarged; from the nostrils and gums, a clear, mucous discharge ran down; the eyes were glairy, with the pupils greatly dilated, and the coat was rough and staring.

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The white of the egg is without taste or smell, of a viscid, glairy consistence, readily dissolving in water, coagulable by acids, by spirits of wine, and by a temperature of one hundred and sixty-five degrees, Fahrenheit.

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The same is repeated several times, until finally almost complete cyanosis takes place; the spasm relaxes, a glairy, tenacious mucus runs from the mouth, the contents of the stomach are vomited, and the child falls back exhausted.

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The colloid exudations are glairy, semi-solid, jelly-like masses, infiltrating the tissues.

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The matters vomited consist of the ingesta colored with bile, of glairy mucus tinged with bile, or of green bile, sometimes in considerable quantity.

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